Short, focused sessions: watch, explore, then prove it in a quiz. Add subjects, add year levels, add learners — Studesk keeps track of every bit of progress.
Bite-size by design — finish, don’t burn out.
Watch
Explore
Prove it
Mastery, tracked
Every quiz nudges the ring forward.
Keep the streak alive
Every finished session lights another day.
Pick a learner, follow the path, listen to Pip, tap an answer, collect the stars — every frame below is the real interface, playing itself.
A real session, start to finish
This is the live Studesk interface — not a video.
Who is learning today?
Mia
Year 1
Noah
Year 3
Every hands-on topic gets a manipulative a kid can drag, tap or slide — with a spring “pop” the moment they get it right. This is the exact one that opens inside the Angles and Fractions lessons.
Drag the arm — build the angle yourself
60°
acute angle
Drag the red dot around the arc, or try a challenge below.
Built to grow
Every learner gets their own space and pace. New year levels switch on as we build them — the account, the streak and the history carry straight over.
Year levels come straight from our curriculum settings — this list updates itself the moment a new year opens.
What a learner actually does
Each strand teaches a way of thinking. Subjects slot into it over time, and every one inherits the same lessons, quizzes and progress tracking.
Big questions about how nature, people and places actually work — answered with things a learner can see, try and argue about.
Reading, writing and speaking out loud — with a patient coach that listens, replies and never sighs at the tenth attempt.
Turning an idea into something that works — code that runs, a mechanism that moves, a design that survives testing.
How the body works, how habits form, and how creativity and rest keep a learner going for the long run.
How a subject opens
Topics wind down the page like stepping stones. Finished ones wear a checkmark, today’s stone glows and gently bobs, and the rest wait just out of focus — so it’s always obvious where to go next.
Number Sense
Integers
Fractions
Angles
Sequences
Perimeter, Area and Circles
Tap a stone to hear it — the real trail is longer, and it remembers exactly where a learner left off.
Written answers and photos of handwritten work get friendly, specific feedback — so the next attempt is better.
Language sessions listen to pronunciation and hold a real conversation, at whatever pace suits the learner.
Mastery, study minutes and quiz history are saved for every learner, so nothing gets lost between sessions.
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